Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Show Photos: Beki Basch: Liminial Value
Beki Basch's "Liminal Vaule" on view in laboratory (research gallery) from March 10 to April 1, 2016
Thanks to the artist for photos.
"In the installation Liminal VALUE, imagery and material from the scene of Ayrton Senna's deadly crash in '94, are extracted to create notions of value that lie between life and death. Miniature podiums bear ghostly markings as their substantial weight in concrete is reminiscent of a tombstone. Care is made to support them and accompanying objects emphasize their transitional nature. Value is explored physically and existentially."
-Beki Basch
Thanks to the artist for photos.
"In the installation Liminal VALUE, imagery and material from the scene of Ayrton Senna's deadly crash in '94, are extracted to create notions of value that lie between life and death. Miniature podiums bear ghostly markings as their substantial weight in concrete is reminiscent of a tombstone. Care is made to support them and accompanying objects emphasize their transitional nature. Value is explored physically and existentially."
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Show: Object(act)ivity— Kevin Hird: An Exhibitionist
laboratory (research gallery) is pleased to present a show by University of Maryland - College Park Art Graduate student Kevin Hird. Mr. Hird presented a live installation, broadcast on the internet, where he installed items from his archives—or, perhaps, the crap from his studio. Mr. Hird's statement is included directly below:
Mr. Hird within the Full Installation |
Installation video is archived on laboratory (research gallery)'s youtube page; can be watched below:
Show: "Ornamenting the Body: Interventions, Meditations, and Transformations"
Our group show running from February 10 to 19, 2016 grew out of the Winter 2016 term class "Body Ornamentation" taught by Professor Richard Klank.
The show included pieces from all students in the class, including photography, sculpture, textile, and video. Professor Klank wrote a show statement, included in image at top of this post.
The show included pieces from all students in the class, including photography, sculpture, textile, and video. Professor Klank wrote a show statement, included in image at top of this post.
C.W. Brooks, Documentation from Penetration (video), 2016 photo digital print, 54"x36" |
C.W. Brooks, Penetration, 2016
video, 13 seconds
Ellen Baer, Fabric Veils, 2016
3 layered fabric panels, dyed with turmeric, red onion
skin, and red cabbage (left to right), each 36” x 15”
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Richard Davis, Untitled
Fiber Works (at Dumbarton Oaks) I, 2016
digital print, 36” x 20”
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Richard Davis, Untitled Fiber Works (at Dumbarton Oaks) II, 2016 digital print, 36" x 20" |
Ellen Baer, Shroud (Turmeric), 2016 Installation, cotton dyed with turmeric, various dimensions |
Ellen Baer, Fabric Veils, 2016 3 layered fabric panels, dyed with turmeric, red onion skin, and red cabbage (left to right), each 36" x 15" |
Kaleb Norman
Untitled
(Jewelry Collar), worn, 2016
nylon cord, plexiglass, Cherrywood, various dimensions
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Kaleb Norman
Untitled (Jewelry Collar), installation, 2016
nylon cord, plexiglass, Cherrywood, various dimensions
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Alejandra Sandoval, Untitled
(foot), 2016
digital print, 24” x 36”, Photo by Richard Davis
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Alejandra Sandoval, Untitled
(hand), 2016
digital print, 36” x 20”, Photo by Richard Davis
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